FHA Probe Starts After Reports of Gambling by Official
Washington officials investigate FHA amid gambling rumors involving a high ranking official. Albert M. Cole reveals FBI received a report of a $5000 loss in a single night at the gaming table. Cole vows further removals and possible prosecutions as he presses a broad agency cleanup with Justice and FBI cooperation.
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Federal Housing Administration
Albert M. Cole
Washington Post
Timesflerald
FBI
Cole
FHA
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Burton C. Bovard
Department of Justice
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Post
White House
A. Cole
Augusta
Byrd
Sen
D-Va
Senate House Committee
Virginian
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Murray Snyder
Loyalty Of Oppenheimer Is Upheld
A high administration official said Dr J Robert Oppenheimer is a loyal American and should not be barred from government work if not a security risk. A special panel will decide his case, with Oppenheimer denying risk and requesting a hearing. The official cautioned against lifelong exclusion for past associations, urging merit based review.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Gray
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Executive Branch
Nebraska interim senator named to fill Griswold vacancy
A Nebraska governor appointment named Mel Bowring to serve as interim U S senator after the death of Dwyght P Griswold R Neb The move keeps the Senate with two Republican women including the appointee Margaret Chase Smith of Maine Also noted are other political planning details and Maryland Republican women meeting arrangements. A separate local arrest report notes John W Duval 24 of Woodbine jailed after assault drunkenness and property destruction following nude roadway incident in Howard County. Colombia coal output in 1953 totaled about one million tons, far short of U S daily production.
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Obraska
Nebraska
National Congress
Verbonan
Robert Cruse
Los. Senate
Sen Dwieht P. Griswold
S E. Torgerson
Kimball
Gov
Crosby
Bowring
Eisenhower
SOP
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Congressional Country Club
Rockville
Ars
Emmett R. Bowlus
Federation of Republican Women
Montgomery County
Ruth Dudley
Edward D. E. Rolling
Maryland
H. K. Fleming
Republican State Central Committee of
Bertha S. Adkins
Republican National Committee
Leona Rush
Republican State Central Committee
Fisk
Theodore R. MccKeldin
John Marshall Butler
J. Glenn Beall
Edward
Ellison and
Andrews
John W. Duval
RFD 2
Woodbine
Howard County
Daisy
Ellicott City
Memory as magnetic tape recorder theory proposed
A Chicago scientist at Michael Reese Hospital suggested memory may resemble a magnetic tape recorder. Brain waves slow with age. reading or recording could reflect learning speed. He tested 200 people from two months to 86 years old to explore how aging affects brain activity and diagnosis potential.
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Atlantic City
N J
Chicago
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
J Mblits
Afr
Institute For Psychosomatic and‘ Psychiatric Research
Dwtigen
Michael Reese Hospital
Camelp
Toman
Trees Planted on Linganore Watershed
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts from Frederick planted 3,000 trees on the Linganore Creek watershed to support the county tree planting campaign of 1954. About 73 Boy Scouts and 25 Girl Scouts participated under Chester H. Childs district Scout executive and Jack Karnig local forester.
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Frederick
Linganore Creek City Reservoir
Chester H. Childs
Jack Karnig
Hospital Laboratory Work Described To Civitan Club
Frederick Memorial Hospital pathologist Dr. Robert J. Furie spoke to the Civitan Club on hospital labs. He outlined lab duties, highlighted hematology for over 4,000 yearly patients, and noted the seven-room facility with technicians and a storied use of bacteriology in patient care.
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Craton Club
Robert J. Furie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Furie
Henry Davis
Frederick Mountains
Civitan
Elmer W. Singer
Charles Hartman
Forringer Quits Job After $150,000 Puzzle Prize
Mrs Laura Forringer a 40 year old sheet metal worker at the Glenn L Martin Company left her job in Baltimore today after claiming first prize of 150000 in a picture puzzle contest. She said she came here to collect the prize and resign to take up other plans.
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New York
Forringer
Janes
Martin
George W. Bressler
Phillipsbure
Baltimore
Laura Forringer
Glenn L. Martin Company
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